DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined Shan and RJ for the final time this season on Tuesday morning.
Near the top of the list of things to address this offseason, some would say right behind Dak Prescott's potential contract extension, is the status of Mike Nolan's future with the organization. Unfortunately for Cowboys fans, Jones dodged multiple questions about Nolan, despite Shan Shariff's valiant effort.
Nolan was in charge of arguably the worst defense in the history of the franchise. His unit allowed a franchise-record 473 points and the second-most yards in Cowboys history (6,183). However, thanks to massive improvements in the final month of the season, the numbers weren't as bad as they could have been.
"I respect Mike as a man because he looked himself in the mirror and he changed some things to make us play faster and helped us play better. I mean, it was later in the season, but we started to see improvements, and I think it really shined a light on the type of players we are," DeMarcus Lawrence said, via DallasCowboys.com.
Were those changes enough to save his job? That remains to be seen.
Listen to the entire interview below.